The impending Age Of Abundance was prophesied in the scriptures thousands of years ago.
Wednesday, February 05, 2025
5: AI
I asked Grok ..
— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) February 6, 2025
https://t.co/64gVWUyTrn
I asked Grok ..
— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) February 6, 2025
https://t.co/yf4nPLlx2D
Shut down the U.S. Dept of Education & return $$ to the states. Enact universal school choice. Merit-based pay for teachers. No cell phones in classrooms. Bring back the presidential fitness test. Civic education & testing. There’s no silver bullet, but this is a starting point.
— Vivek Ramaswamy (@VivekGRamaswamy) February 5, 2025
If you heard the Department of Education is ending and concluded that’s bad for education, ask yourself:
— Kaizen D. Asiedu (@thatsKAIZEN) February 5, 2025
How good is American education?
How has the Department helped vs hurt that?
Headlines are designed to lead you to conclusions.
Choose curiousity over conclusions. https://t.co/flAaYlauYM
61% of Americans oppose Trump's plan to eliminate the Department of Education, 34% support — SBPC poll pic.twitter.com/ruapU53gHB
— NewsWire (@NewsWire_US) February 5, 2025
Trump's promise to dismantle the Education Department will likely be more costly for red states than blue.
— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) February 5, 2025
Trump states, on average, use more federal funding in their education apportions than states that voted for Vice President Harris.
"This could result simply in less…
In 1978, America was ranked #1 in education.
— Derrick Evans (@DerrickEvans4WV) February 5, 2025
The Federal Department of Education began in 1979.
Today, America is ranked 22nd in Education.
The Department of Education is a FAILED experiment.
SHUT IT DOWN.
Abolish the Federal Department of Education.
Trump says "at least 35 states" will be better once he gets rid of the Department of Education pic.twitter.com/AgcOqPNay5
— FactPost (@factpostnews) February 5, 2025
"School Choice" in Texas is a deeply cynical, tax dollar blowing puddle of taint sweat that displays a shameful hatred of both public education and disadvantaged kids
— Evil MoPac (@EvilMopacATX) February 5, 2025
Please educate yourselves and pass the facts along on SB2 pic.twitter.com/jxmjuTeUTe
You fucked up by not making this man Vice President America. https://t.co/Sfav9dXmdP
— Jack Cocchiarella (@JDCocchiarella) February 5, 2025
In 30 days the US and Canada will nuke each other.
— Shaun Newman Podcast (@SNewmanPodcast) February 5, 2025
Because Trump's tariff pause is just that—a pause.
This bomb is just counting down to March.
Here's how the trade war is economic annihilation: pic.twitter.com/W0jvNMOUGb
See, Canada and the US aren't just neighbors.
— Shaun Newman Podcast (@SNewmanPodcast) February 5, 2025
We share the world's longest undefended border and largest bilateral trade relationship.
$2.5 billion in goods cross that border every day.
Now watch them destroy decades of prosperity in just a couple weeks. pic.twitter.com/ojuZdSPyQA
Our dollar could drop to 65 US cents.
— Shaun Newman Podcast (@SNewmanPodcast) February 5, 2025
Think that's just our problem?
Dead wrong.
When our dollar tanks, our whole economy crashes. And we're taking them down with us. pic.twitter.com/dUpRYRbfkt
5: Dylan Patel
This man saved Amazon from total collapse:
— Gary Stone (@GaryStoneSWS) February 5, 2025
In 2001, Amazon lost $27 BILLION in the dot-com crash.
But while everyone panicked, he saw an opportunity...
After a call with Bezos, he bought stock for just $15/share.
Here's the call that built an empire: 🧵 pic.twitter.com/7IiwkJ1vvH
Meet Shankar Sharma.
— Gary Stone (@GaryStoneSWS) February 5, 2025
He'd built a reputation as a successful contrarian investor in India's stock market.
In February 2001, he made a move that shocked everyone: buying Amazon at $15 per share.
While others saw a failing dot-com, he saw something different... pic.twitter.com/lpXdrhLeOa
Before investing, he spoke directly with Jeff Bezos and Amazon's CFO.
— Gary Stone (@GaryStoneSWS) February 5, 2025
One number caught his attention:
$139 million in free cash flow in a single quarter.
While others saw losses, he spotted hidden value. pic.twitter.com/khilmNuVbZ
This contrarian approach became his edge:
— Gary Stone (@GaryStoneSWS) February 5, 2025
• Look for hidden cash flow potential
• Focus on stocks at multi-year lows
• Ignore negative analyst consensus
• Wait for the growth spark
Even Bezos noticed, personally emailing: "Thanks for the support guys." pic.twitter.com/I8DfjfPc9n
By 2016, his conviction paid off:
— Gary Stone (@GaryStoneSWS) February 5, 2025
His $15 Amazon shares had multiplied over 100 times.
While others had traded in and out based on emotions, his approach remained steady.
This experience shaped his entire investment philosophy... pic.twitter.com/4z2Z1d8ivt